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Mike Solari, OL coach of the 49ers and Chris Foerster, OL coach for the Redskins.
I don't know much about either of these guys, but any thoughts? With all the young O-linemen on this team and how poorly the whole line played this past season it seems like a pretty important hire.
Solari is a very good offensive line coach.He coached the O-line for KC under Vermeil,he coached the Seahawks O-Line,and recently was the 49ers O-line coach.he also was the O-line coach in the college ranks at Alabama.
Solari is a very good offensive line coach.He coached the O-line for KC under Vermeil,he coached the Seahawks O-Line,and recently was the 49ers O-line coach.he also was the O-line coach in the college ranks at Alabama. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mike_Solari
And all of them had great running games. Sign him up.
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I'm liking the way they are going about things. Both guys have history, with either Roman or Ryan, or both. They are also experienced guys. I saw something on wiki about one of them, that said he had changed to a ZBS over the last few years, and tbh, that is a plus point in my view, the more familiarity a guy has with all schemes, the better. Can't remember which one it was though.
Does Roman run a zone blocking scheme? Would that suit the current O-line better?
Hard to answer. No, maybe, and yes due to Roman/Solari.
From the Rumblings breakdown :
The run blocking will be much different, as well; the 49ers attacked defenders with pulling blockers on counters, whams, and then would throw in zone-read looks as well. It is a lot for a front seven to prepare for.
Roman has probably the most complex run game in the NFL. You will see some inside and outside zone running plays, but you mainly see "big man" run plays like power, counter, trap, and iso. What made them complex was that they would run them out of any formation and personnel grouping. Another hallmark of Roman's 49ers running game: they were very sound on the blocking angles that they took, which made their blocks more effective.
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